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Video: LEO RODGERS LOST HIS LEG AND IS RACING AND COMMUTING
This is a fantastic watch. Just sit back and enjoy. More on Leo here.
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Huge Public Lands Win as Senate Approves The Great American Outdoors Act
In a bipartisan vote of 73-25, the Senate just passed the Great American Outdoors Act! Now the bill is headed back to the House where it should pass easily and then to the President’s desk. Here’s a quick breakdown on the bill: Fully fund the Land and Water
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Inside the Atlas Mountain Race
Yann Gobert put together this great video diary of his experience at the Atlas Mountain Race. L’Atlas Mountain Race est un projet sérieux qu’il ne faut pas sous-estimer. Elle se déroule dans un environnement qui peut être aussi dur qu’il est beau.” Voici la première phrase du
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Lachlan Morton Sets New Everesting Record
Everesting, so hot right now. How fast can you climb a cumalative of 8848 metres, the same as Mt. Everest. Lachlan Morton has become the latest man to stamp his name on the world record, taking 7 hours, 32 minutes, 54 seconds to cover the 8,848 metres of elevation
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Peter Stetina Answers All Your Gravel Cycling Questions in "Let’s Privateer"
You have questions—we have answers. This is the Partner’s Guide to Privateering: Gravel Made Simple. Join Peter “Pete” Stetina and Annalisa “Barb” Fish for this episode of Let’s Privateer—Ask a Privateer. So what is a “privateer,” anyway? Answer: It’s what you want it to be—
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Ted King's DIYgravel Dirty Kanza: A 310 mile, Cross-Vermont, Gravel Adventure Ride
With DK canceled this year due to Covid19, Ted King had to create a suffer-fest of his own making. The result, a 310-mile ride with over 35,000′ feet of climbing across Vermont.
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Video: Solo Bikepacking in Greenland - 'Shapeless Fulfillment'
Inspired by a nomadic sense of exploration, Adventure Photographer and Polar Guide Ben Haggar attempts to be the first person to traverse the Arctic Circle Route in West Greenland by bike in the ‘summer’ months. But first, he has to get there. With the goal of slowing down to the
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Listen to Adventure Cycling’s New Podcast, Dynamo Jenny
Dynamo Jenny is a great new six-part podcast from Adventure Cycling which explores women’s experiences traveling the world by bike. Few things changed the public landscape for women quite like the advent of bicycles, and yet, the cycling industry’s focus on white men makes one think that no
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Video: The Fight for America’s Public Lands
Patagonia’s film “Public Trust” focuses on threats to the Boundary Waters, oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and mining in the Bears Ears National Monument area. For 24 hours only, starting today at 3 pm MDT, you can watch the full film online. A simple $5 donation
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Video: FORGOTTEN HIGHWAYS- Of the Whanganui River, Explored by Mountain Bike and Packraft. TEASER
‘Forgotten Highways’, a film of adventure and cultural discovery is premiering and the 2020 NZ Mountain Film Festival, having received a ‘Special Judges Award’. Watch the teaser and stay tuned for the online premiere, COMING SOON.SHOW LESS
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Video: Eye of the Storm
‘Eye of the Storm’ – A short mountain biking film by Tristan Deggan. I wanted to express the stress I felt when Covid came close to home. The distant threat of the spread seemed like it would never effect us, but when it did I felt so privileged to have a
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Video: SLOWVENIA - A BikePacking adventure among beavers brought to you through the eyes of the PCR GRAVIER
Every year PCR Gravier gets together for a week-long bikepacking adventure, their most recent outing was last summer. The crew of nine went to Slovenia and learned eight key lessons to a successful bikepacking trip which they kindly share with us. In recent years it has become particularly fashionable to